Navalny’s lawyers fear he is being transferred to an undisclosed detention camp
Russian political activist and a staunch Vladimir Putin critic, Alexi Navalny, is believed to be transferred to an undisclosed detention
White House: Biden disappointed in Senate’s ruling on including $15 Wage in Covid Relief Bill
On Thursday, the decision in the Senate hit hard the Democrats’ expectations of bringing a rise in the minimum pay
Coronavirus vaccination map, a new foreign policy tool
Mass vaccination campaigns reinforce the hope that the exit from the pandemic nightmare is not far off. Vaccines are becoming
Justin Trudeau Expresses Comfort In Biden Leadership
In a less explicit but candid way, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau expressed his dissatisfaction to the newly chaired American President
South Korean rights group exposes North Korea’s Blood Coal Export scandal
The Seoul-based rights group, Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights (NKHR) published a report exposing the North Korean regime’s
Germany: insects won the war against pesticides; glyphosate will be completely banned by 2023
In Germany, the use of pesticides will be strictly prohibited in protected areas and parks, 5 or 10 meters from
How the Real Estate investment flows fully enter the arsenal of geopolitical dynamics
The coronavirus pandemic has brought the entire global economy to its knees. Following the COVID-19 emergency, the key to the
Georgia’s main opposition leader Nika Melia arrested after police stormed in the party HQ
In a Monday morning violent raid at Georgia’s opposition party, United National Movement (UNM) headquarters, police arrested the main leader
Beijing plans major reforms in Hong Kong’s electoral system
China has declared that only ‘patriots’ will be allowed to hold key posts in Hong Kong’s government China is planning
COVID-19, the Boris Johnson plan to bring the UK back to normal
From the reopening of the stadiums to the concerts until the end of the social distancing scheduled for next June.
